by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
Did you know that a cashew nut is actually a seed that comes from a tree and grows out of the bottom of a cashew apple? Nope, nor did we!! We were also surprised to discover that cashews are not as innocuous as one might think and the truth of their journey to the UK...
by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
It’s definitely hoodie weather isn’t it? We happen to have the softest and cosiest range of ‘Inland Sea’ clothing for sale at Scoop and Scales which are happily made ethically and from 100% recycled material and organic cotton. Adam, the founder and creative talent...
by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
Resulting from Brexit and the UK’s current precarious position, there are real concerns about lower food standards as well as threats to the NHS and other public services and environmental/animal welfare protections that new deals with the US raise. In this...
by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
We are quite (very) excited to have some very special loose leaf teas in our midst. Based in Manchester, Bohea Teas was founded by husband and wife team Chris and Sophie. Combining a joint passion for tea with Sophie’s background in horticulture their aim is “to help...
by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
We are plastic free!” Something which I’m sure we long for all shops and retail outlets to be able to shout. For the time being, striving for the best we can do is ‘good enough’. Matt Todd, manager at the fantastic Scoop and Scales gives his opinion....
by wpxxzN253Qgs | Jun 13, 2025 | Scoop & Scales
Scoop and Scales member Hayley Ashby explains how a global audio project launched in lockdown has tapped into a renewed appreciation of the natural world. For more information and to listen to some of these incredible recordings click on Timber festival website links...
